Classical Music Association Thread

[Roehre]

Copland - The Tender Land

Copland -Down a country lane

[3rd Viennese School]

Vaughan Williams
Down Ampney

and David Matthews symphony no.6

[Pianorak]

Snap (#562)?

Humble apologies - I didn't see your earlier posting.

[Mr Pee]

Er, we've had that one before, and several others have appeared more than once. If you allow repeats, the whole thread could be recycled infinitum. Surely it's time to say "Mornington Crescent".

If the connection is made differently, then it's not a repeat, surely? If we get to the point where we're just recycling the same connections, then that would be repetition. And as pointed out by hercule, I'm not going to scroll through nearly 600 posts to see whether a particular piece has come up before!!

[Roehre]

Vaughan Williams
Down Ampney

and David Matthews symphony no.6

Colin Matthews: Crossing the Alps (as a very similar tune was used by monks heading for Italy)

[Mr Pee]

Vaughan Williams
Down Ampney

and David Matthews symphony no.6

John Ireland :- A Downland Suite

[Roehre]

Vaughan Williams
Down Ampney

and David Matthews symphony no.6

Either Colin Matthews: Crossing the Alps

OR
Ireland: downland suite > Boughton String quartet no.1 "From the Welsh Hills"

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Edward German: A Welsh Rhapsody.

(Only joking about the repeats of works. I'm enjoying the game too. Anyway, surely Mornington Crescent doesn't have any rules or logic.)

[Mr Pee]

Boughton String quartet no.1 "From the Welsh Hills"

Elgar:- Introduction and Allegro for solo string quartet and string orchestra.

[Roehre]

Elgar:- Introduction and Allegro for solo string quartet and string orchestra.

van Bree: Introduction and allegro for four string quartets (1847)

[doversoul1]

Invitation to the Dance: Weber
(after an introduction, comes an invitation…)

[3rd Viennese School]

Too late!
Haydn Symphony no.92 in G major "Oxford"

[EdgeleyRob]

RVW an Oxford elegy

[Roehre]

RVW an Oxford elegy

Byrd: My Lord of Oxenford's maske

[Mr Pee]

Byrd: My Lord of Oxenford's maske

John Adams:- A short ride in a fast machine.

(Explanation lest you think I've completely lost the plot:- )

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_GT